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| DAVINCI | Cu Pb Zn Au | Epi-Mesothermal / Skarn / Replacement | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| Geology: Cache Creek Gp. carbonate. Local occurrences of intermediate volcanics as dykes and possibly sills. Entire sequence folded into a broad northwest trending anticline bounded by regional NW faults. Aeromagnetic anomaly 3km x 5 km, 400 gammas above background over carbonate sequence. | |||
| Mineralization:
Only minor pyrite found in volcanics. Alteration as moderate to intense silicification, brecciation, marbilization, local dolomitization and evidence of decalcification scattered across the property. Detailed mapping of the central claim area in 2002 found outcrop & local float occurrences of jasperoid; area of marble development defined. |
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| Work: 1993: property staked, no evidence of exploration prior to 1993. 1993-1997: prospecting, soil sampling (+300 samples) preliminary ground magnetics and VLF surveying totalling (25km), magnetic modelling 1998: I.P. survey (12.5 km pole-dipole and gradient) on three lines 400 m apart 2000: Landsat study 2001: linecutting, 70 km ground magnetics & EM 2002: detailed (1:5000) mapping over entire grid area 2003: low detection limit analyses on 42 silicifed/jasperoid carbonate breccia samples 2005: low detection limit analyses on 26 silicifed/jasperoid carbonate breccia samples 2008: preliminary plant and water study addressing First Nations concerns |
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| Results:
Surveys have identified a number of shallow, and several deeper targets worthy of drill-testing. Marble development coincides with significant magnetic anomalies. Areas of calcite veining coincident with resistivity anomalies. Lithogeochemical response from jasperoid & silicified carbonate breccia include maximum values of: 39.8 ppb Au, 203 ppm As, 32.79 ppm Sb, 38.56 ppm Mo, 113.23 ppm Cu, 242 ppm Zn, 6850 ppb Hg |
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| Property Details & Access:
10 claims (43 units) From Highway 99N via a 4 km dirt road. |
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| Detail Location: 36 km west of Cache Creek, Kamloops Mining Division, NTS 92I13E 50o49'N, 121o37'W |
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| Other Comments: Drill-Ready; drill permit in-hand Setting highly favourable for deposition of base and precious metal mineralization related to epithermal, mesothermal and/or contact metasomatic processes. Easy terms for utilizing Flow-Through expenditures. |
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